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Hannah Fisher was born in New Jersey.¹ She was born between 1780 and 1790 in Pennsylvania.^2,3 She was born about 1781.⁴ Isaac Somers and she were married between 1793 and 24 January 1796. shown as "Hannah Somers" in father's estate in 1803. Isaac is listed as a singleman in the 1793 tax and shown as a householder (not singleman) in 1795.^5,6,4 She witnessed the marriage of Joshua Evans, Jr., and Rebecca Somers on 28 June 1796 in Pilesgrove Township, Salem County, New Jersey. Pilesgrove Monthly Meeting^7,5 Hannah Fisher died between 1819 and 19 September 1828 in Gloucester, New Jersey. She died before 19 September 1828.⁸

Hannah Fisher was churchmemb 9DA 6MO 1795 in Pilesgrove Township, Salem County, New Jersey. A certificate from Woodbury Monthly Meeting for Hannah Fisher dated 9th da, 6th mo, 1795^4,9 As of before 1796, Hannah Fisher was also known as Hannah Somers. She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers in 1797 of in Salem County, New Jersey. 400 acres. She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers to Elijah Barnes Jarvis on 4 August 1798 of in Upper Penns Neck, Salem County, New Jersey. Isaac is "of the Township of Pilesgrove in the County of Salem & state of new Jersey yeoman".¹⁰ She was Quakers in 1800.¹¹ She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers on 7 March 1802 of in Pilesgrove, Salem County, New Jersey.¹⁰ She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers on 20 March 1802 of in Newton Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. 4 acres purchased from Samuel Hillman and Patience his wife 15 Mar 1802.⁸ She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers on 20 March 1802 of in Newton Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. 3 acres purchased from Samuel Hillman and Patience his wife 15 Mar 1802.⁸ She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers on 20 March 1802 of in Newton Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. 8 acres purchased from Samuel Hillman and Patience his wife 15 Mar 1802.⁸ She witnessed the probate of the estate of Jonathan Fisher, Jr., on 20 June 1803 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.^12,13 She was also an heir of of William Fisher on 6 May 1807 receiving in Woolwich Township and Partly In Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.^14,15 She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers on 9 April 1808 of in Newton Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁸ She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers to William Fisher on 1 February 1812 of in Woolrich, Gloucester County, New Jersey. 220 acres.⁸ Isaac Somers and she lived in Newton Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey, on 1 February 1812. She witnessed the land transaction of Isaac Somers on 9 November 1818 of in Newton Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁸ She witnessed the land transaction of Grace wo Jonathan Fisher on 17 May 1819 of in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁸ Hannah Fisher was witness in 1823 in Newton Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁹ She was received on certificate from 26DA 5MO 1823 in Woodbury Monthly Meeting, Gloucester County, New Jersey. Pilesgrove MM.⁹ Samuel Somers was give power-of-attorney by Hannah Fisher on on 19 September 1828 in in Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴

William Fisher was born about 1778. He and Elizabeth Fisler were married on 6 December 1804 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.^1,2,3

William Fisher sold to on 14DA 5MO 1814 of in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He was also known as William C. Fisher. He witnessed the probate of the estate of Jonathan Fisher, Jr., on 20 June 1803 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.^5,6 William Fisher was heir of Jonathan Fisher receiving on 6 May 1807 in Woolwich Township and Partly In Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.^7,8 William Fisher sold to William Fisher on on 1 February 1812 of in Woolrich, Gloucester County, New Jersey. 220 acres.⁴ He was courtcase on 27 May 1812 in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁹ He was a grantee and William Fisher were grantees of William Fisher on 30 March 1813 of in Greenwich, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He sold to on on 15 June 1813 of in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He sold to on on 14 July 1813 of in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He sold to on on 14 July 1813 of in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He sold to on on 14 October 1813 of in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He sold to on on 14 November 1813 of in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He sold to on on 2 March 1814 of in Gloucester County, New Jersey. 280 acres⁴ He lived in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey, on 2 March 1814.⁴ He was heir of Jonathan Fisher receiving on 2 March 1814 in Gloucester County, New Jersey. "280 acres assigned and set off to sd William Fisher by Samuel Fisler James Batten and Joshua Haines commissioners appointed by the orphans court of the county of Gloucester to divide the re of Jonathan Fisher dec’d "⁴ William Fisher was had land that was sold at a tax sale on 10 February 1817 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁹ He witnessed the land transaction of Grace wo Jonathan Fisher on 17 May 1819 of in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He appeared in the census in 1840 in Salem, Salem County, New Jersey.¹⁰ He had his estate probated on 28 June 1849 in Salem, Salem County, New Jersey.^11,11

Jonathan Fisher was born on 16 March 1752 in Gloucester County, New Jersey. Parents owned land in Gloucester county, New Jersey at this time.^1,2,3 He and Grace wo Jonathan Fisher were married before 13 January 1772 in Haddonfield, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁴ He died before 20 June 1803 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.^5,2 He died between 1805 and October 1808 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁶

Jonathan Fisher had person sources.¹ He was taxed between 1773 and 1774 in Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁷ He was a committee member in 1774 in Greenwich, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁸ He was taxed in 1777 in Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁷ He was taxed between 1778 and 1780 in Woolrich, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁷ As of between October 1778 and December 1778, Jonathan Fisher was also known as Jonathan Fisher, Junior.⁹ He was courtcase between October 1778 and 1779 in Gloucester County, New Jersey. Endicted for grand treason, as a Loyalist; appealed to the Supreme Court. Was fined 200#.

Mickleton Monthly Meetinghouse on Kings Highway - although built in 1799 after the American Revolution, Quakers were meeting in Mickleton as early as 1756. Some Quakers were conscientiously convinced that they could, despite the Friends' peace testimony, take up arms against the British, and called themselves "Free Quakers." The majority of Quakers adhered to the denomination's traditional position of pacifism and disowned those members who fought on either side. When the Revolutionary war broke out, the Quakers were mistreated because they wouldn't take sides, even as they raised relief funds to help the wounded from the war. Several Quakers signed or contributed to the Declaration of Independence.⁹ He was courtcase on 30 November 1778 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.^10,11 He was Fall term 1779 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁹ He was disowned at on on 8 March 1779 for "du". quite possibly his disownment had something to do with the fact that he was fined for siding with the Tories.^4,12 He was named in a court case on 14 May 1779.¹³ He was a grantee of on 11 June 1784 of in Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. 35 acres, rented for 1,000 years!⁶ He served in the military in 1793 in Woolwich, Gloucester County, New Jersey.¹⁴ He was taxed between 1793 and 1795 in Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.⁷ He was courtcase on 18 June 1799 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.¹⁵ He was taxed in 1802 in Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. Also listed in 1797,⁷ He was heir of Jonathan Fisher, Jr., receiving between 1802 and 1807 in Woolwich Township and Partly In Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. 100 acres and 400 acres¹⁶ Jonathan Fisher had his estate probated on 20 June 1803 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.^5,17 He sold to on on 25 March 1805 of in Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. 100 acres.⁶ He lived in Woolrich, Gloucester County, New Jersey, on 25 March 1805. He was heir of William Fisher receiving on 6 May 1807 in Woolwich Township and Partly In Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey.^16,18 Jonathan Fisher had his estate probated in June 1808 in Gloucester County, New Jersey.^19,2,5 He witnessed the land transaction of Grace wo Jonathan Fisher on 24 December 1808 of in Gloucester County, New Jersey. “between Scotland branch and little ease Branch Commonly called Scotland neck .. road from Mallio mills to Pittstown in the county of Salem and Gloucester containing 700 acres"⁶ He was heir of William Fisher receiving on 2 March 1814 in Gloucester County, New Jersey. "280 acres assigned and set off to sd William Fisher by Samuel Fisler James Batten and Joshua Haines commissioners appointed by the orphans court of the county of Gloucester to divide the re of Jonathan Fisher dec’d "⁶